Little Mix announced that they would be going on hiatus after the Confetti tour

Little Mix announced that they will be going on hiatus after wrapping up their Confetti tour in 2022. Here’s how to get tickets for the group’s final tour before their break and when you can see them live in the UK

Little Mix, which consists of Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Perrie Edwards and Jade Thirlwall, confirmed that they will be taking a break but not “splitting up” after their upcoming tour.

The trio took to Instagram on Thursday, December 2, with the announcement. The post began: “We wanted to let you all know that after the Confetti tour in April/May next year we are going to be taking a break from Little Mix.”

They went onto to thank fans for their support on the “wonderful non-stop adventure,” over the last 10 years, adding that they would be taking the time to “recharge and work on some other projects.”

The group, who won The X-Factor in 2011 as a quartet, went onto achieve success in 2021 as a trio after member Jesy Nelson left the band in December 2020.

Their post continued: “We can’t thank you enough for your love and never-ending support since the beginning. We love you all SO much.”,

The award-winning pop group ended it by reassuring their fans that they were not splitting up and had plans for more music together, insisting that “Little Mix are here to stay.”

Fans are now wondering how to get tickets to the Confetti tour so they can catch the band live one last time before they go on break.

How to get Little Mix Confetti tour tickets

Little Mix is set to be on tour from April till May in 2022 and will be touring across the UK.

They will be headed to Belfast on April 9, 2022, first, finishing with three gigs in London from May 12 to 14, 2022.

Fans can find tickets on Ticketmaster, and prices depend on the type of ticket you’ve chosen.

Do bear in mind when hunting for tickets that many venues will already be sold out as tickets went on sale long ago.

How have fans reacted to the Little Mix hiatus news?

Many fans of the band disappointed but supportive about the hiatus news, with one writing quoting Taylor Swift lyrics: “I think I’ve seen this film before… And I didn’t like the ending,” referring to the history of popular bands like One Direction, Fifth Harmony announcing temporary breaks only to never make a comeback.

Some fans seemed to expect the announcement, especially after two members Perrie and Leigh-Anne became mums.

One fan wrote on Instagram, “I knew this was gonna happen but I was still NOT prepared,” with another one adding “We’ll miss you but your little ones are your priority.”

One more fan posted, “We love you always, nothing comes between us!! Our support for each of you will always be here.”